Marina Zhang
Author
Marina Zhang is a health reporter for The Epoch Times, based in New York. She covers both health news and in-depth features on emerging health issues. Marina holds a bachelor's degree in biomedicine from the University of Melbourne. Contact her at [email protected].
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There Is a Postnatal Link Between Tylenol Use and Autism, Researcher Says
The greatest vulnerability arises after birth, when an infant can no longer rely on the mother’s liver metabolism.
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Leucovorin Could Be a Promising New Treatment for Autism–Here’s Why
The connection between autism and leucovorin began with an unexpected detour.
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What Happens When Games Replace Reality
Real life is hard, but when people rely on games to more easily fulfill life’s demands and challenges, their real lives start to fall apart.
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Fusarium Graminearum: The Fungus Allegedly Smuggled by Chinese Researchers—and Its Risks
What exactly is this fungus—and what risks does it pose to U.S. agriculture and public health?
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New COVID Variant Has Unique Symptom—How to Prevent and Relieve It
Doctors share methods for alleviating the symptom and improving the body’s immunity.
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The Rise and Fall of Synthetic Food Dyes
The innovation of extracting food dye from coal tar once thrilled the public. Yet it was not without consequences.
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Seed Oils: High Omega-6, Its 2-Fold Concern, and the Incomplete Science
The years-long sizzling debate around the health benefits of seed oils is getting hotter.
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INFOGRAPHIC: How Gaming Changes the Brain
Gamers total 71 percent of the U.S. population and, on average, spend at least one month per year gaming. How does this affect emotions, cognition, and senses?
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Yale Preprint Identifies Post-Vaccination Syndrome, Points to Lack of Recognition
This condition is reported in only a small fraction of the population, the researchers wrote.
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New CDC, FDA, and NIH Nominees–Where Do They Stand on Key Health Issues?
With American’s trust in its health agencies hovering low, their newly nominated leaders have a large task before them.
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There Is a Postnatal Link Between Tylenol Use and Autism, Researcher Says
The greatest vulnerability arises after birth, when an infant can no longer rely on the mother’s liver metabolism.
|
Leucovorin Could Be a Promising New Treatment for Autism–Here’s Why
The connection between autism and leucovorin began with an unexpected detour.
|
What Happens When Games Replace Reality
Real life is hard, but when people rely on games to more easily fulfill life’s demands and challenges, their real lives start to fall apart.
|
Fusarium Graminearum: The Fungus Allegedly Smuggled by Chinese Researchers—and Its Risks
What exactly is this fungus—and what risks does it pose to U.S. agriculture and public health?
|
New COVID Variant Has Unique Symptom—How to Prevent and Relieve It
Doctors share methods for alleviating the symptom and improving the body’s immunity.
|
The Rise and Fall of Synthetic Food Dyes
The innovation of extracting food dye from coal tar once thrilled the public. Yet it was not without consequences.
|
Seed Oils: High Omega-6, Its 2-Fold Concern, and the Incomplete Science
The years-long sizzling debate around the health benefits of seed oils is getting hotter.
|
INFOGRAPHIC: How Gaming Changes the Brain
Gamers total 71 percent of the U.S. population and, on average, spend at least one month per year gaming. How does this affect emotions, cognition, and senses?
|
Yale Preprint Identifies Post-Vaccination Syndrome, Points to Lack of Recognition
This condition is reported in only a small fraction of the population, the researchers wrote.
|
New CDC, FDA, and NIH Nominees–Where Do They Stand on Key Health Issues?
With American’s trust in its health agencies hovering low, their newly nominated leaders have a large task before them.
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